Chapter 9 — Du An's Store

"Du An, I apologize in advance. We were confused before, so we shouldn't have listened to Tieu Hoa's instigation." He pushes the responsibility very smoothly. I asked: "Before there was Tan Hoa, did you guys never plan?" Father-in-law's hand stiffened in mid-air. The second girl laughed and interrupted. "What's the plan for a family member? It's just that they don't think carefully." I took out my phone and placed it on the table. “Then stop talking nonsense.” Chu Nghien Bach sat down next to me. "Du An, I know you brought a recording. Everyone is here today, let me make it clear." He spread out the divorce agreement, but didn't sign it. "The store was invested in by me, the car and warehouse were also bought by me, I admit these things. But over the past seven years I have also put my youth and effort into it. Now you kick me out with one kick, it's not fair." Relatives immediately spoke up. “Nghien Bach is right.” “A husband and wife build a career, how can it all be calculated with money?” “It's also hard for men to worry about the outside world.” I asked: “What do you want?” Chu Nghien Bach looked at me. "You don't need three stores. Distribute the South area for me." It was quiet in the yard. This is today's main dish. My mother-in-law looked at me expectantly. The second aunt gently advised: "Du An, the distribution is originally managed by Nghien Bach, so giving it to him is considered a peaceful separation." I laughed. "I make up for the deficit, I sign for the customer, I buy the car, I give the driver's salary. On what basis do I give it to him?" Chu Nghien Bach said: "Based on the past seven years, you have not had any merit but also have suffered." I turned on my phone and played the recording of Master Dien's testimony. Separate liquor stores, drivers working overtime, collecting money off the books, each thing resonates. Chu Nghien Bach's expression finally cracked. “You bribed the driver too?” I said: "They speak the truth, not bribery." Mother-in-law shouted: "Stop sending it!" I don't stop. At the end of the recording, Master Dien said: "Mr. Chu told us not to tell Ms. Tran, saying that Ms. Tran is a woman, meticulous, knowing that it will cause trouble." In the yard, there were people bowing their heads. Chu Nghien Bach reached out to turn off the phone. Old Pham walked over and stopped his hand. “Mr. Chu, listen to everything.” I looked at Chu Nghien Bach. “I want to distribute to the South area, the answer is here.” Chu Nghien Bach's hand stopped in mid-air and took a long time to retract. “Master Dien only knows a little.” I asked: "So can you add it?" He looked at his relatives, then looked at his mother-in-law. The mother-in-law grabbed the tablecloth and desperately shook her head. The father-in-law put down the wine glass very hard. “Du An, stay the course.” I took out another document. "I kept a lot of sugar for everyone. Everyone twisted the sugar into ropes, wanting to squeeze me." Chu Nghien Bach's voice was tense. “What else do you have in your hand?” “Details of off-the-books revenue from the Southern distribution.” As soon as these words fell, the second girl immediately leaned back. Because her son also used a distribution vehicle to transport his own goods. I divided the detailed table into three parts and gave it to the oldest uncle on the table, my second aunt and my father-in-law. "Look clearly. In the past two years, Chu Nghien Bach has borrowed the Chu family's name and secretly collected twenty-six car fees. The money did not go to the company account, but to his own card. Chu Tu's wedding car, the increase in bride price for Tan Hoa, and the parents-in-law's trip were all taken from here." Mother-in-law panicked: "That's also the money Nghien Bach earned himself!" Old Pham spoke up: "Using Director Tran's car, Director Tran's driver, Director Tran's customer, is it considered that he earned it himself?" The uncle put on his glasses, looked at a few lines, his expression darkened. “Nghien Bach, this doesn't make sense.” Chu Nghien Bach looked at him coldly. “Dude, last month your family moved factories, I didn't collect money from you.” His uncle's face turned red and he said no more. I said: "That's why he dares to sit here and demand distribution, because many people sitting here have received benefits." The yard seemed to be swept by the wind. The people who advised me to be generous each bowed their heads to look at the food on the table. The second girl laughed. "Du An, relatives help each other, it's not a big deal." "It's okay to lend a hand. It's okay to hide the books so I can pay the driver's salary." I opened another recording. Chu Ng's voice

Bach's voice rang out. "The distributor should not let Du An look at the books. Lately she has been paying close attention, waiting until Tieu Tu's wedding and then re-weighing." Mother-in-law asked: "What if I can't weigh it?" Chu Nghien Bach said: "She's soft-hearted, just coax her a few words and it'll be over." As soon as this sentence rang out, Chu Nghien Bach closed his eyes. He already knows. I looked at him. "You're right. I was really soft-hearted before." He said hoarsely: "Du An." “So I'm not soft today.” I pushed the divorce agreement through. "Sign your name. The amount of money off the books of the Southern distribution will be compensated within three days. If not, I will report you." The mother-in-law rushed to steal the deal, but A Tran held her wrist tightly. “Old lady, stealing documents is very unsightly.” The angry father-in-law roared: "You guys bully the elderly!" Uncle banged the table. "That's enough! Haven't you lost face yet?" For the first time, Chu's relatives did not side with her husband's parents. Because on this detailed table there is a tail for each of them.